Reading FC goalkeeper Dean Bouzanis departs to re-join Sutton United on loan deal
READING FC goalkeeper Dean Bozuanis has left the club to join League Two side Sutton United.
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Exeter City v Reading preview: Royals seek first away points of the season
READING FC will be seeking to make it three wins on the bounce when they face an away trip to ...
‘We are still in the market’ Ruben Selles targets new additions for Reading FC
READING FC manager Ruben Selles is still targeting a 'couple' of new signings before the transfer window closes next Friday.
‘It’s going to be an interesting summer’ Reading FC goalkeeper Luke Southwood unsure on future at club
READING FC goalkeeper Luke Southwood is currently unsure whether he will be at the club at the start of next ...
Reading FC add to goalkeeping options by signing Australian Dean Bouzanis
Reading FC have bolstered their goalkeeping options by signing Dean Bouzanis on a three-year contract.
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